MusicalOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Feb 06, 1964
Closing Date
Feb 29, 1964
1st Preview
Feb 05, 1964
1st Preview
Feb 05, 1964
Previews
1
Performances
28
MusicalOriginalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

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Theatres
Mark Hellinger Theatre
(Feb 06, 1964 - Feb 29, 1964)
Setting
Rome, 1830.
Produced by Alexander H. Cohen and Jack Hylton
Book by Pietro Garinei and Sandro Giovannini; Music by Armando Trovaioli; Lyrics by Pietro Garinei and Sandro Giovannini; Written in collaboration with Pasquale Festa Campanile and Massimo Franciosa; Translated by Alfred Drake; Lyric translation by Edward Eager; Musical Director: Anton Coppola
Directed by Pietro Garinei and Sandro Giovannini; Choreographed by Dania Krupska
Scenic Design by Giulio Coltellacci; Costume Design by Giulio Coltellacci; Lighting Design by Vannio Vanni
Company Manager: Gino Giglio; General Manager: Roy A. Somlyo
Technical Director: Ralph Alswang; Stage Manager: Harry Young
Lyrics translated by Edward Eager
Asst. to the Choreographer: Sergio Somigli; Scenery Supervisor: Eldon Elder; Press Representative: David P. Rothenberg
Lino Benedetti
Dancer and Singer
 
Brother Tappetto
Luciano Bernardi
Dancer and Singer
Lucianno Bonanni
The Goat Keeper
Margherita Brancucci
Chorus of Nora Orlandi
Maurizia Camilli
Dancer and Singer
Raffaella Caratelli
Chorus of Nora Orlandi
Willy Colombini
Dancer and Singer
 
The Brigadier
Yvonne De Vintar
Dancer and Singer
Franco Di Toro
Dancer and Singer
Giorgio Fabretti
Don Fulgenzio
Aldo Fabrizi
Mastro Titta
Nunzio Gallo
The Troubador
Cesare Gelli
Thorwaldsen
Renato Ghigi
A Gendarme
Angelo Infanti
Dancer and Singer
Brigitte Kirfel
Dancer and Singer
Nino Manfredi
Rugantino
Fernando Martino
Strappalenzola
 
Dancer and Singer
Angelo Michelotti
A Gendarme
Gino Mucci
Cardinal Severini
Renzo Palmer
Gnecco
Gabriella Panenti
Dancer and Singer
Giuseppe Pennesse
Rubastracci
 
Dancer and Singer
Angelo Pericet
A Gentleman
Carlo Delle Piane
Bojetto
Mastro Titta's son
Carla Russo
Dancer and Singer
Gina Sampieri
Dancer and Singer
Barbara Schaub
Dancer and Singer
Marcello Serrallonga
The Lover
 
Dancer and Singer
Armando Silverini
Chief Bandit
 
Chorus of Nora Orlandi
Simona Sorlisi
Old Lady of the Cats
Goffredo Spinedi
Mariotto
 
Dancer and Singer
Josephine Spinedi
Dancer and Singer
Franca Tamantini
Donna Marta Paritelli
Toni Ucci
Don Nicolo Paritelli
Bice Valori
Eusebia
Ornella Vanoni
Rosetta
Toni Ventura
Bellachioma
 
Dancer and Singer
Lida Vianello
Dancer and Singer
Gabriele Villa
Dancer and Singer
Ercole Vulpiani
Chorus of Nora Orlandi
Giorgio Zaffaroni
The Barber
 
Dancer and Singer
Lettie Zaffaroni
Dancer and Singer
Renata Zamengo
Dancer and Singer
Gianna Zorini
Dancer and Singer
Understudies: Angela Luce (Eusebia), Renzo Palmer (Mastro Titta), Goffredo Spinedi (Gnecco), Franca Tamantini (Rosetta) and Toni Ucci (Rugantino)
music by Armando Trovaioli; lyrics by Edward Eager, Pietro Garinei and Sandro Giovannini
Act 1
Sung By
The Game of Morra
The Men
Rugantino in the Stocks
Rugantino's "Friends"
A House Is Not the Same Without a Woman
Mastro Titta
Nothing to Do
Rugantino and the Romans
Just Look!
Rosetta, Callascione and Boys
The Saltarello
Eusebia, Mastro Titta and Ensemble
Tirrallallera
The Serenader
The Headsman and I
Eusebia
Nothing to Do (Reprise)
Rugantino
Ciumachella
The Serenader
Lantern Night
Lantern Vendor and Ensemble
Roma
Rugantino, Rosetta, Eusebia, Mastro Titta and Ensemble
Act 2
Sung By
Ciumachella (Reprise)
Ensemble
I'm Happy
Rugantino
Just Stay Alive
Mastro Titta and Ensemble
San Pasquale
Eusebia and Spinsters
Passatella (The Drinking Game)
Callascione, Agnolotto, Mariotto, Rugantino and Boys
It's Quick and Easy
Rosetta and Boys
Dance of the Candle Killers
Ensemble
Boy and Man
Rosetta
Finale
Eusebia, Rosetta, Mastro Titta and Rugantino
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